Can some one tell me what is the purpose of having a pergoda only 2 feet in depth? Just for looks? I' am little confused
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The purpose at our home was to add architectural interest above our garage door. The wall above the door was fairly tall and blank where the pergola now adds a nice touch to go with our white trim on the house. Hope that helps.
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It's simply a design element added to the front of my house where it was a little plain. Some people grow trailing plants on it for another interesting look.
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It IS for looks! I have mine over my double garage doors and placed a big pot right beside one end with a confederate jasmine trained to climb strings that go up to that end of the pergola. It now goes about 3 feet towards the other end. It really softens the look of that end of the house. Especially attractive if the garage faces the street.
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Much larger than 2.5" and a bad idea trying to restrict it down to that size. (Call Air-n-Water for more tech support. They're fantastic.) The hose is much like an exhaust pipe on a car. If you monkey with the size of the pipe, you lose compression, horsepower, etc. Not to mention the noise issues. Just a thought.
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No problem as long as you support it well underneath!!! 3-1/2 in depth will be fine...
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I did not use this as a boat. Iused it to pull behind a boaton an inner tube in a boat parade. The hollow part is onlyabout 2 to 3 inches deep.Don Sedam
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I use it to spot fish ahead and to the sides of my DRIFTBOAT. Most of the rivers are less then 20' deep. For my application, it's great. :)
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It needs to be covered with water or it wont work right So 6 inches I think wd be too close I have a turtle tank I got it for with not alot of water and it really doesnt work that great even if I cover it with water
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This is very nice, I purchased only one to see how I liked it, however even though I would love to have three in my pool, I didn't get anymore as our spa waterfall creates a current in the pool so consequently it always ends up against the side at the far end of the pool. In the end I just put it in the spa and it's very pretty there! I would suggest maybe you'd like to get one and see how it works in your pool and a sense of its relative size. Hope this helps!
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It's at least that long. I just bought another and I only needed about two feet. They just don't picture the whole thing.
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Christopher, at the moment I'm on a little motorcycle trip (ie. away from home). Measure your width / depth requirements as nearly as you can. I'll be home Sunday evening. I'll do some measuring and get back to you. The safe serves its purpose (for me) very well. /arlan
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I don't quite understand when you say "looks to be too short"? My water was getting slow and I know it is because I have very hard water around my area. I ran a cup of diluted Bar Keeper's Friend through then ran a few more times with clear water. It cleared the problem and the water goes down very fast again.
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The jelly wells are not very deep. Maybe one half inch. That is good because you want to keep the jelly fresh and not have it dry up.
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Actually the unit works pretty well with sufficient water pressure. I suspect that those who could not figure out how it works didn't get it hooked up correctly because it works remarkably well. As for the shallow pool thing, it might work some but the bag needs to be submerged to work correctly and not sure 12 inches is enough water to allow that bag to get under the water. Perhaps a bit of modifying and it could do the job for you...make the bag smaller or more porous with say a cheese cloth...but the vac part would still work even in 6 inches of water because it does not depend upon depth to work. Filter is the issue. Hope this helps you out. Actually the unit works pretty well with sufficient water pressure. I suspect that those who could not figure out how it works didn't get it hooked up correctly because it works remarkably well. As for the shallow pool thing, it might work some but the bag needs to be submerged to work correctly and not sure 12 inches is enough water to allow that bag to get under the water. Perhaps a bit of modifying and it could do the job for you...make the bag smaller or more porous with say a cheese cloth...but the vac part would still work even in 6 inches of water because it does not depend upon... » Read More Actually the unit works pretty well with sufficient water pressure. I suspect that those who could not figure out how it works didn't get it hooked up correctly because it works remarkably well. As for the shallow pool thing, it might work some but the bag needs to be submerged to work correctly and not sure 12 inches is enough water to allow that bag to get under the water. Perhaps a bit of modifying and it could do the job for you...make the bag smaller or more porous with say a cheese cloth...but the vac part would still work even in 6 inches of water because it does not depend upon depth to work. Filter is the issue. Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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It's not good below 2 or 3 inches. I believe that you need a smaller pump for that depth.
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This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But that's what you want, right? This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But... » Read More This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But that's what you want, right? « Show Less
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I use the side imaging and down imaging to find out whats in an area before fishing it, not while. I usually am running about 2.5-3 mph and want to be able to view my depth finder while operating the outboard. I guess it all depends how you use it. What you really need is two, one for the front and console
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I have found things as deep as 2 feet, but I have not really used it much for deep soil searching. Use it mostly for shallow searching because it is a lot harder to find deeper.
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the outside rail at the bottom is what you should use for the depth. when closed nothing extends back beyond that point.